Real Vision TV on Interactive Brokers

With over 500 videos, Real Vision TV content includes exclusive in-depth interviews and presentations from some of the sharpest independent analysts, fund managers, geopolitical strategists, economists and investors.

Real Vision Television video-on-demand channel offers unique peer-to-peer conversations between leading industry figures, as opposed to scripted question-and-answer sessions. The long-form content approach results in a high level discussion with industry insights.

Designed to be free from groupthink, advertising or bias, Real Vision TV presents its viewers with economic information and financial insight, and then allows investors to make up their own minds.

Co-founded by Goldman Sachs alum and author of research service, The Global Macro Investor, Raoul Pal and Grant Williams author of ‘Things that make you go Hmmm’ and strategy advisor to Vulpes Investment Management.

Real Vision TV is fully endorsed by the key professional learning and development bodies and offers CE credits for CFA, CFP and CISI, forms an integral part of the curriculum for Cambridge University Judge Business School MFin program and has partnered with The Economist for the MBA Investment Challenge for MBA students worldwide.

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